Steve O

Long Island, the island on Lake George, not the one near Manhattan. Nice camp ground, not the one

Wanted to resign him as well but some guys are just injury prone. Too bad for EJ, hopefully it isn't bad.

Thanks Thanks 3 story colonial with several peaks and valleys, no chance of doing it myself. All of the contractors employees are certified.

I have a reply in that thread saying I'm still here. No idea who the dead Steve is.

Thanks. This speaks more to traditional corrugated metal than to the coated variety I'm thinking about, but it gives me some questions to go back to the contractor with. Concerns may be the same.

Anyone here have a metal roof on their house? Wondering about your experience. I'm thinking about the stone-coated steel like pictured in this link: http://themetalroofoutlet.com/gallery-2/ My main concern would be noise during rain. Looks like the stone coating would minimize that but would rather hear from someone who has one. Also the house has an attic so that should dampen any extra noise from metal vs asphalt. Anything else I should be aware of? Putting on a new roof is not something I want to deal with twice more, this one comes with a 50 year warranty and I'm 61. Any advice/insights appreciated.

Um...I'm Steve and I'm still with us. No idea what this thread is about.

Played softball until I was 59, but never been to a major league baseball game. Plenty of 3A but no major league. Never been married. Don't know where the "never" is in this one, but Mom's 99, Dad's 100, both still live in the house my brother's I were brought up in. Don't think many can say that.

Personally I like having a different identity than the other 31 cities in the NFL, whose fan bases are known as (insert name of team) nation.

Other than the game day experience for me is 3 parts I agree with everything you said. Part 3 is post game party. (I don't give up a Sunday just to leave the game early and miss post game traffic, and I can't stand post game traffic back to Rochester so I wait until it subsides to leave)

To paraphrase Jimmy Stewart from It's a Wonderful life, "This kind of riff raff does most of the working, paying living, and dying in this community." Exactly who the heck is going to go to the new stadium if ticket prices are designed to keep them out?

I'm 61, never owned anything buy manual transmission. For one thing they just take a little bit of the boredom out of driving. For another, as has been alluded to, it reduces the risk of theft by 90%.

According to CBS Jones already listed as out for week 1, Murphy and a host of others as questionable. This must have been before last nite, nothing on Phillips. Baltimore has even more as questionable. https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/injuries/ PLAYER POSITION UPDATED INJURY INJURY STATUS Quan Bray WR 08/02/18 Toe Questionable for Week 1 at Baltimore Trent Murphy DE 08/02/18 Groin Questionable for Week 1 at Baltimore Andre Holmes WR 08/02/18 Quadriceps Questionable for Week 1 at Baltimore Logan Thomas TE 08/01/18 Shoulder Questionable for Week 1 at Baltimore Nick O'Leary TE 07/30/18 Ankle Questionable for Week 1 at Baltimore Zay Jones WR 07/25/18 Knee Out for Week 1 at Baltimore Matt Milano OLB 06/12/18 Hamstring Questionable for Week 1 at Baltimore Aaron Green RB 05/23/18 Undisclosed Questionable for Week 1 at Baltimore

Reason #7 will need to change for him to make the roster. Just my opinion

I have a 60 something female friend, whenever she sees a middle aged guy driving something like this she'll say (well, interpolating to PG) "Nice car, sorry about the ED thing"

UDFA's are still FA's. Add Pat Williams and Jason Peters. Bump TO and Christie. Even if we're not counting UDFA's, Hauschka should replace Christie for the kicker spot.

So was the entire Seattle war room Saw it on one of those ESPN specials, they were so psyched when the bills took Graham

Don't use twitter either, agree with everything

The contact us link has already been shut down so I'll write a farewell to Steve S here Steve, Been following your site since it was Steve's Bills page (or was it Steve's Bills site?,) pretty sure it's more than 20 years. Will miss your insights, game-day previews, summaries, and grades, draft analysis, and pretty much everything else. Like yourself, this Steve is a dinosaur and hasn't caught on with the twitter thing, so I unfortunately won't be able to follow you. Appreciate all the time you put in all these years Steve. Sorry to see it come to an end. Best of luck always, Steve O

I'm thinking he gave up the track and field hobby and decided to focus on his football career.

Karma's a beech

Like golf, life is a game of what lies ahead of you, not what's behind you. Best not to dwell on these things. That being said, would have been nice to know when to buy and sell a few stocks

Lee really messed up the battle or the South could very well have won the war. The story in number 3 was the best lesson, had never heard that before. Probably 25 years ago I heard that 4 out of 5 Americans don't know when the Civil War was fought. Through the years I've had a several chances to test this and sadly found that statistic to be accurate. Latest chance was just a few weeks ago, not sure how it came up. 3 had no idea, one knew it ended in 1865 but thought it only lasted a year or two. Good read, thanks

Why Rod Smart's of course (He Hate Me)

Crap I loved the old man, show won't be the same. RP